According to the "Encyclopedia of Extraterrestrial Biology": The Jupitarians have always remained mysterious, but according to studies by astrobiologists, this species should possess at least two sets of genetic programs. One set of genes is similar to those found in conventional ecosystems, belonging to a gradual evolutionary type. The other set, however, is a unique and stable sudden evolutionary type.
Under normal circumstances, Jupitarians use the first set of genetic programs for reproduction within their own species. The existence of the royal family serves as the key to activate the second set. Since Jupitarians evolved into intelligent beings, newly matured members of the royal family embark on a journey through the cosmos to seek out the so-called "destined ones," specifically, a unique crossbreedable female.
The method and procedure for selecting a mate remain unknown to the field of biology to this day, as the probability of success is highly uncertain. Not every generation of the royal family manages to find such a mate; they often choose ordinary partners to pass down the key genetically. However, once a member of the royal family finds this special mate and engages in reproduction, the offspring undergo a remarkable mutation and evolution in their genetics, leading to significant advancements in intelligence, physical strength, and combat abilities.
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At this point, the second set of genetic programs of the royal family comes into effect. The evolved codes of the new offspring are replicated throughout the entire Jupitarian population, resulting in the rapid and stable evolution of the entire species' genes in the short term. The process and method of replication remain unknown, but it is suspected to spread like an airborne virus. With this unique genetic program, the Jupitarians have maintained their leading position among intelligent species in the universe for thousands of years.
Given the implications for the continuity and evolution of the entire species, the importance of this special crossbreedable female is evident. The Jupitarian royals consider seeking the "destined one" as their mission, and once found, they remain devoted to her for life. All members of the species bestow upon her the highest royal honors during her lifetime.
In general, for organisms whose genetic information structure is based on base pairs, crossbreeding with other species poses significant risks. Factors such as the replication and mutation of base pair sequences, unknown viruses in the cosmos, and differences in individual biological structures can all lead to failed reproduction and even threaten the lives of individuals.
Even if biological reproduction is possible, there may still be exceptions due to differences in the individual characteristics of the special crossbreedable female, such as frigidity, low fertility, a preference for being single, or homosexuality. However, the traditionally rigid Jupitarians spare no effort in achieving successful crossbreeding.
Generations of royal family members have stated, "Any existence that hinders the continuity and evolution of our species, we are confident in completely eradicating."
"Please marry me!"